+Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving resolvability (EBA/GL/2023/05)
---+1. Compliance and reporting obligations
------+Status of these guidelines
---------+1. This document contains guidelines issued pursuant to Article 16 of Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010 …
---------+2. Guidelines set the EBA view of appropriate supervisory practices within the European System of …
------+Reporting requirements
---------+3. According to Article 16(3) of Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010, competent authorities must notify …
---------+4. Notifications will be published on the EBA website, in line with Article 16(3).
---+2. Subject matter, scope and definitions
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---------+5. These guidelines amend the Guidelines on improving resolvability for institutions and …
---------+6. Provisions of the Guidelines that are not amended by these guidelines remain in force and …
---+3. Date of application
------+7. These guidelines apply from 1 January 2024.
---+4. Amendments to the Resolvability Guidelines
------+8. Paragraph 5 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 5. These guidelines …
------+9. Paragraph 7 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 7. These guidelines do not …
------+10. Paragraph 10 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 10. For institutions that …
------+11. The title of section 3 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 3. …
------+12. After paragraph 13 of the Resolvability Guidelines, new paragraphs 13a, 13b and 13c are added …
------+13. Paragraph 56, subparagraph (e), is amended as follows: ‘ e. signing off on the main …
------+14. After section 4.5, new sections 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8 with paragraphs 124 to 129, 130 to 137 and 138 …
------+4.6. Self-assessment report
------+4.7. Multi-annual testing programme
------+4.8. Master playbook
---+Annex 4 – non-comprehensive list of methods available to either institutions for their assurance work or authorities for testing
---+Annex 5 – Master playbook
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Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving resolvability (EBA/GL/2023/05)

Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving resolvability (EBA/GL/2023/05)

https://www.eba.europa.eu/activities/single-rulebook/regulatory-activities/recovery-resolution-and-dgs/guidelines – PDF

1. Overview

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Summary Regulation
1. Compliance and reporting obligations

1. Compliance and reporting obligations

2. Subject matter, scope and definitions

2. Subject matter, scope and definitions

3. Date of application

3. Date of application

4. Amendments to the Resolvability Guidelines

4. Amendments to the Resolvability Guidelines

Annex 4 – non-comprehensive list of methods available to either institutions for their assurance work or authorities for testing
a. Self-certificationWhere the institution self-certifies its compliance with a rule. A self-assessment is the assessment by the institution of its own capabilities to perform the tasks requested in a timely manner and to meet the quality expected. Self-assessment assumes a review of the existing processes and procedures,
b. Self-assessmentand potentially a review of the lessons learnt from past stress situations. A self-assessment results in a gap analysis between what the institution’s capabilities and the authority’s expectations are.
  • c. Firm sharing re-sults of its sys-
tems or internal testing via demonstrations to authorities / walkthroughA ‘walkthrough test’ traces an operation step -by-step through the MIS or procedures from its inception to the final disposition. Process-oriented, focused and flexible plausibility check of
d. Fire drillselected steps in a playbook. Dry runs are real-life simulation exercises where institutions test (selected) parts of the elements identified by the
e. Dry runresolution authority based on a test crisis event, and identify areas for improvement to ensure that the resolution strategy can be implemented in an effective and timely manner.
f. Desktop exerciseInitial stage to enhance playbooks and ensure standardisation, consistency and alignment with the requirements for the documentation of key processes by individual steps, including timing, responsibilities and dependencies. Back-office testing where figures are reconciled between different documents in order to assess the accuracy and reliability of a data set. Review of the resolvability capabilities by internal audit, as part
g. Internal auditof their institution ’ s assurance work for continued resolvability.
  • h. Independent
third-party verifi-cationReview of the resolvability capabilities by a third-party expert. In-depth review on a specific topic carried out at the
i. Deep diveinstitution’s premises over a pre-defined timeline. On-site inspections are investigations and testing performed by authorities with a pre-defined scope and timeframe and take
j. On-site inspec-tionplace on the premises of the institutions. Inspections should be intrusive while adhering to the principle of proportionality and aim to provide a detailed snapshot of the adequacy and execution of processes.
Annex 5 – Master playbook

High-level illustrative master playbook architecture:

Senior executive responsible for resolution planning (EBA GL 2022 01 para 55)

Master playbook

Description of the crisis contninuumframework

Key senior management decisions

Crisis coordination Board Governance Resolution tool CommunicationContinuityContent and information flow
E.g. Board Governance Bail-in/transfer CommunicationOCIR (incl.

playbook playbook plan employee retention K plan) O O B Y FMI contingency A L plans

P B

U SFunding in resolution Business

reorganisation plan

1.1 References

1.2 Identified Requirements

1.3 Related Standards

2. Identified Requirements

Requirements
Source Requirement

3. Related Standards

Standards
Source Requirement
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